Retaining of Early Years staff a difficulty
Calls for the introduction of a pay scale and proper recognition as a highly qualified industry have been made by one Early Years educator in Clare.
Calls for the introduction of a pay scale and proper recognition as a highly qualified industry have been made by one Early Years educator in Clare.
“Scarcity of funding” for public lighting has been put into focus with residents on the outskirts of Ennis Town raising their concerns.
This week, Mark O’Donnell advises coaches how to tailor feedback and in turn maximise the retention of young sportspeople.
An Ennis councillor has confirmed she does not wear red high heels when walking through Ballybeg Woods.
Advocating for reform of the healthcare sector by expanding the criteria for the distribution of medical cards for terminally ill persons has helped John Wall deal with his terminal diagnosis.
Ennis should be elevated to city status, local representatives have unanimously stated.
A new survey has revealed that Clare Echo readers believe advertising with a local publication increases the profile of a business.
Increased gritting of footpaths within the environs of Ennis has been sought “to prevent future accidents” while elderly residents in the town have felt “trapped” on occasions when icy conditions deterred them from leaving their homes.
Support and protection for children living in illegal encampments is lacking according to an elected representative from North Clare.
Ennis boxer Paddy Donovan is back in the ring this Friday as he goes in search of his sixth professional win.